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After living more than a decade misdiagnosed with depression and powerless to her extreme mood swings, Mary Ann Ceron finally received the right diagnosis — bipolar disorder — and she took back control of her life. Now she’s helping others … Continue reading →

provided by http://www.mentalhealthsupportcommuntiy.com free life time membership witha full discussion board Chat Lounge RoomS and etc…. At the peak of mania, bipolar symptoms may look like schizophrenia. At a deep low, it’s hard to distinguish between depression and bipolar disorder. … Continue reading →

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provided by http://www.mentalhealthsupportcommuntiy.com free life time membership witha full discussion board Chat Lounge RoomS and etc…. Diagnosed nearly two decades ago, Victoria Maxwell shares what she’s learned about living with bipolar disorder. Living with bipolar disorder is an ongoing life … Continue reading →

When people think of treating depression, it’s often thought that the best treatment comes in a bottle. But that’s not necessarily true, and some of the key triggers that can help eliminate depression are simple life changes. To begin with, … Continue reading →

Obsessive-compulsive disorders are a group of psychiatric disorders characterized by some combination of repetitive thoughts, distressing emotions, and compulsive behaviors. The specific types of thoughts, emotions, and behaviors vary according to each disorder within this group. The idea of a … Continue reading →